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Welcome to Birdquest
Please use the options below to view photos from specific places or of particular creatures. Alternatively, scroll though the pictures using the arrows at the bottom of the page.
The enchanting little Cricket Warbler is usually tame and approachable in the sahelian wastes of northern Senegal.
The Bronze-winged Courser is a widespread species over the African continent but as its habits are mainly nocturnal it can be difficult to find. This individual was one of three together seen in daylight during the Gambia & Senegal 2010 tour.
The Blue-bellied Roller is unique to West Africa and there is no finer tour than Gambia & Senegal to see them on.
This striking Black-headed Lapwing was watched coming down to drink at a waterhole in Senegal.
The grotesque but magnificent Bearded Barbet is one of the many colourful and stunning birds that can be found in West Africa.
The delicate and delightful African Swallow-tailed Kite is a highlight of our visit into northern Senegal.
This female African Stonechat is of the isolated race moptanus that lives in the marshes at the mouth of the Senegal River.
African Silverbills gather in quite large numbers in northern Senegal.
The tiny African Scops Owl is quite common in the central River District of The Gambia.
A male African Pied Hornbill in the shady Abuko Nature Reserve in The Gambia. This species exists here at the north-westernmost edge of its range.